The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-02-05
posrOFFICE HOURS.
Vail opens 81, n. and closes lOP. n.
registered mail closes at Pm.
Silver stands firm at 81 O2K.


Indian Summer.
Judge A. L. Fitzgerald is now hold
ing court in Phoebe.
Viney Edwards is selling goods so
cheap as to surprise the Oldest inhab-
liant.
Get your suits for the bal masque.
It il going be to the greatest affair
ever witnessed in Taylor.
Leave ysur or iers with Sol Hip.
n.ods aot in stock will be sent for.
lanes Hixson has sold his water
,;oht to Bird 81 Mclaughlin and VIM.
Berthwick. Billy is on the deck of
the big tank.
Pat Bonner has opened the saloon
lately run by Mr.. Bird. Pat is an old
hand at the business and knows how
to keep house.
supt. Joseph Carothers went to Vir-
oinia City the fore part of the week
We learn his mission was to purchase
diamond drill for the mine.
Dave Jolly, who several weeks ago
went To Pioche to visit his sick broth
sr. is bacls again. He has been to
Salt Lake during his absence.
Sol Hip has received new lot of
calicoes. Call aud examine. lie will
sell remnsnts cheap.
Henry Hip and Lou Parker came
10 from Cherry Creek Sunday. Henry
denarted by the next stage for San
Francisco and Lou left for Cherry
Creek yesterday.
r. Van Enron and "Governor'
Thomas left Wednesday for the Snake
range to work promising prospect
they have there. They took along u
wagon lead of announcements"
A surprise party was given at Mr..
and Mrs. Underhill's, down at the Ar
gus mill, Monday evening, at which
All the residents Whereabouts attended.
and speak of as very pleasant affair
An old bachelor, who didn't be-
lisye uomon would vote, said: They
would keep denying that they were
old enough to vote until they were too
old TO take any interest in the matter
Mikado sauce, equal to the best, at
Sol Hips. Try 1t, and you will use
no other.
II nov turns out that the story
about the 0'Nei boys being shot aud
hung in Idaho was not true. We are
glad of it, for "Whils the light holds
out TO burn, the vilest sinner may re-
turn
Hereafter postal notes will be cash
ed at all Postoffices in the United
States. Formerly they could only be
redeemed at money order offices. The
change is = great accommodation to the
public.
Senator Briggs has our thanks for
many valuable State Documents.
Whether we are represented 10 the As
sembly or not, we do not know, FIR
the NKws has received nothing from
that source.
At Hamilton, last Tuesday, during
the blizzard, the roof OF the old Ennor
building Was blown off. striking the
Episcopal church and demoiishing IT.
The roof OF George w. Haistead 5
dwelling WAS also blown off.
A lot of gents ready-mads clothing,
newest styles, just received at Dol
Hilps.
Mrs. 4. c. Cleveland gave a social at
Mrs. Hills in North Taylor, Tuesday
evening. A large gathering was IN
attendance. Dancing was kept up TILL
q late hour, and those who attended
voted Mrs. e. an excellent hostess.
Rumor has it, says the Record, that
body Of ore has been struck by the
Phoebe Consolidated between the
sighth and tenth levels Of the old Ray
mond and Ely mine. 1t is said to he
eight feet wide and to assay from 40
to 100 ounces in silver.
A. Mooney is going to rattle bis
house in South Taylor. 1t has three
large rooms. There will be 100 tick
cts at 90 each. The object of the
rattle 10 a worthy one, that of sending
his little boy, who is u cripple, to San
Francisco for treatlnent.
What's In . namel In the State
Controllers report for 1885 appears
the names "R. M. Petree" and NV. G.
Lane" for Assessor and District At.
= Al.